It's a wrap for Season 2! - Keep Going, Keep Growing, Keep Glowing

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Dear Young Afrikan

Nana Fredua Agyeman

34 episodes

3 days ago

Welcome to 'Dear Young Afrikan' with your host, Nana Fredua Agyeman. This podcast is dedicated to empowering and inspiring the next generation of African leaders and change-makers. In each episode, we explore topics that matter most to young Africans today so whether you're all about hustling in entrepreneurship, leveling up in personal growth, or fighting for change in your community, consider this your go-to podcast. This is 'Dear Young Afrikan'—where inspiration meets action.

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It's a wrap for Season 2! - Keep Going, Keep Growing, Keep Glowing

Dear Young Afrikan

4 minutes 26 seconds

3 years ago

It's a wrap for Season 2! - Keep Going, Keep Growing, Keep Glowing

It's a wrap for Season 2 of the Dear Young Afrikan Podcast! This season we had guests from all over Africa speaking on diverse issues from climate change, to the global cocoa value chain, to entrepreneurship in Africa, to the habit of doing hard things and many more. I would love to know which one has been your favourite episode and why. Send me a dm on Instagram or send me an email - dearyoungafrikan@gmail.com. Thank you so much for being part of this community we are building!

Season 3 is still being marinated and will be served when ready! However, we are not going to be silent on our social media pages, so keep in touch with us.

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